UX 2011 - Interface Design I

3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits

Course Description
Interface Design I is an introductory course to interface design theory and practice. Students will learn the principles of user interface design and some common elements of interfaces. Students will consider how to design interfaces for different audiences, contexts, and devices. The course will introduce students to Adobe XD, a prototyping tool, and students will expand on prototyping concepts from UX 1400 via hands-on practice. Students will also get an introduction to HTML and CSS and finish the course with a basic understanding of these two front-end technologies. The course explores these concepts and tools through a balance of lectures and in-class workshops. (prereq: UX 1400)

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Understand how user interface design is integrated into the field of user experience
Execute a functional prototype utilizing user interface design principles while considering contexts & audiences
Basic understanding of HTML and CSS - student is able to read and manipulate HTML and CSS
Proficiency in basic functions of Adobe XD and Dreamweaver - student is able to create prototypes and basic HTML/CSS mockups

Prerequisites by Topic

Basic knowledge and understanding of principles of design
Familiarity with Adobe products

Course Topics

User interface design principles
Designing for different contexts, audiences, and devices
Expansion of wireframing and prototyping skills
Introduction to HTML
Introduction to CSS
HTML/CSS best practices
Adobe: XD, Sketch

Coordinator
Dr. Nadya Shalamova

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